On July 15, LINI received a donation of 5,425,000 rupiah from Bali Village at the Segara Village Hotel, to save the reefs through its reef rehabilitation project in Bali . For LINI, it is an honour to be given this kind of support, and also a sign that  LINI’s work to save Bali's reefs is gaining recognition. The funds will help LINI to install many more artificial reefs, which provide homes for fish and other marine animals. tLINI urgently needs more funds with which to  restore Bali's damaged reefs .Once more, we would like to applaud Bali Village on their 15th celebration, and thank them heartily for their support!

LINI and the coastal communities of Buleleng celebrated Environment day and World Ocean Day on the 8th of June by installing 10 fish domes in Taman Sari, 12 'crocodile bread'(roti buaya) - shaped artificial reef structures in Tejakula, and 50 shrimp pods to attract ornamental shrimps in Les village.

Sunrise school once again showed their concern toward the coral reefs in Bali by joining LINI to populate the artificial reefs in Amed with coral planting. On June 21 and 22, nine students accompanied by their three teachers learned about coral reef ecology and the current challenges faced by the reefs in Bali . They also learned how to monitor reef fish and conduct fish surveys.